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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
5
A short theatrical tale follows Miss Aladdin in a whimsical misadventure across a staged world. The piece features a nimble heroine navigating strange bazaars and magical streets with sharp dialogue and light humor.
Nancy Nelson, a seventeen or nineteen year old sub-deb, faces a market crash with her family. An eccentric Colorado cousin offers a home on tough terms, prompting Nancy and Jack to consider a two thousand mile move. Family debate ends as Nancy chooses to go and prepare for the journey.
Nancy Nelson wakes on a train bound for Colorado with her brother Jack. They voyage through Kansas as the prairie opens to expansive vistas and bright sun, easing Nancy’s homesickness while hinting at meeting Cousin Columbine.
Nance and Jack travel to a station under a blue sky with Pike's Peak visible. An Indian squaw with a striped shawl and a papoose passes, prompting Jack to remark on old times. The scene ends with a tease that the tale will continue.
A reflective verse celebrates life as cycles from birth to death. The speaker envisions stars moon sun and Earth as circles guiding a lifelong caravan. Despite moving through highs and lows, the cycle is a mark of eternal love.
Dr. J. W. McIntosh of Vancouver told Ontario Public Health Association that influenza is not fatal if diagnosed early. He cited 2200 deaths attributed to flu, but said pneumonia or streptococcus, worsened by overcrowded hospitals and weakened resistance, caused the fatalities.
Hungary inaugurates its first Custom House in Fiume on the Adriatic, marking a milestone in seaport trade. The facility expands Hungary’s maritime access through the Italian port at Fiume, boosting customs operations and regional commerce.
The article profiles scientists who spent months in isolation for discovery. Dr. Koch stayed eighteen months on a Victoria Nyanza island studying sleeping sickness, finding the fly breeding in crocodile blood and that destroying crocodiles ends the carrier. Dr. Verhagen banished to Sumatra to study beri-beri faced wreck, leech attack, and near death but later found progress toward a cure.
A library started thirteen years ago in a Strand top room has become the world’s largest of its kind. Housed by the BBC, it holds 20 000 musical titles and 100 000 vocal scores, offering rare works to ten million British homes and earning wide acclaim.
The Home Office bans one of twelve historical episodes for the Tower of London Pageant in London. The ban targets the Gordon riots scene from June 1780, led by Lord George Gordon, which sparked days of rioting after presenting a large petition to Parliament. The event funds the Tower Hill Improvement Organization, with the Prince of Wales as patron.
Ardwick residents decorated the street with streamers and flags for the King's Jubilee while a whitewashed message on the road read Warning This street is closed to landlords Rent spent By order. The Manchester Guardian reports the display as a show of protest over rent and occupancy rules.
Dutch airplanes carried a record cargo of gold valued around 15 million dollars from Amsterdam to Croydon without any special guard.
A devotional urges charity beginning at home and extending to all in life. It cites Matthew 19 19 and urges patience labor and brave cheer to magnify God's grace through acts of kindness to family neighbors and strangers encountered in daily life.
Health department to survey Ontario tourist camps this summer to ensure proper sanitation. Hon J A Faulkner minister of health spoke to the Canadian Public Health Association in Toronto. Dust storm in Irak drops 2300 tons per sq mile on Bagdad area. Paramount studios sound library holds over 10000 film sounds. Russia trains over 30000 air pilots and mechanics annually.
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